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SUMMARY:Ethan Hyland
DESCRIPTION:Seminar Title: “Paleogene greenhouse climates: examining equability and low gradients during the EECO” \nSpeaker:  Ethan Hyland\, UW \nLocation: UI\, McClure Hall\, room 209
URL:https://cereo.wsu.edu/event/ethan-hyland-2/
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SUMMARY:Brett Riddle
DESCRIPTION:Seminar Title: “Exploring the comparative phylogeography-biogeography nexus to construct geobiotic scenarios in continental biotas” \nSpeaker:  Brett Riddle\, Professor\, School of Life Sciences\, University of Nevada\, Las Vegas \nLocation: Abelson 201 \nReception: 3:30 pm Abelson 306
URL:https://cereo.wsu.edu/event/brett-riddle/
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SUMMARY:Sasha Richey
DESCRIPTION:Seminar Title: “Pushkin\, Hamlet\, and a Water Management Tool in Central Asia ” \nSpeaker:  Sasha Richey\, WSU CEE  \nLocation: Sloan 175
URL:https://cereo.wsu.edu/event/sasha-richey/
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SUMMARY:Solar Roadways
DESCRIPTION:The American Chemical Society is sponsoring: Solar Roadways \nNov 16 – Washington State University; Fulmer Hall\, room 201 \nSolar Roadways (SR) is an advanced\, disruptive\, solar technology that proposes to replace driving and walking surfaces with an intelligent road system. SR has countless features that transform roadways into a safer\, aesthetically pleasing\, interactive surface. SR was specifically engineered to replace: sidewalks\, parking lots\, driveways\, sports courts\, roads\, and highways with unique solar panels which can pay for themselves over time with the collection of renewable energy. This presentation will cover: the history of Solar Roadways\, the prototypes and funding\, research and development\, features\, applications\, design\, and technical details. \nSolar Roadways is a local company with a global solution. Solar Roadways proposes making solar panels capable of generating enough energy to power homes and businesses\, recharging electronic cars\, heating the roadways to effectively manage snow and ice\, illuminating road lines and sidewalks for improved safety\, and improving traffic flow. This technology would revolutionize our current roadways\, aid in the economic recovery by creating thousands of jobs (computer chip manufacturing\, panel assembly\, installation\, maintenance\, system monitoring\, panel refurbishing\, and distribution)\, provide easy road maintenance (replacing one panel at a time rather than whole sections of road)\, and significantly reduce our dependence on fossil fuels (coal and gas).
URL:https://cereo.wsu.edu/event/solar-roadways/
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